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Plymouth Elementary School’s sixth graders, like Ediann Cruz shown here, learned good table manners and how to treat each other like ladies and gentlemen at a special class taught by Granite District Food Services on April 24. Photo courtesy of Granite District
What does it take to get 12-year-olds to be nice to each other? Not much in fact, just a little extra encouragement from a new source.
Sixth graders at Plymouth Elementary School participated in Granite’s “Etiquette Class and Fine Dining...
Graduation time is just around the corner, and local schools are getting ready to say goodbye to this year’s crop of seniors.
Kearns High School will hold its commencement ceremony at the Maverick Center on Thursday, June 6 at 11 a.m. Gradua...
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As of April 18, Lily Smith is officially a member of Eisenhower Jr. High School’s upcoming cheerleading squad.
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Students learning culinary arts at Salt Lake Community College fed state legislators again this year, and were recognized for their efforts at the State Capitol. Photo courtesy of SLCC
Charlie Brown, Snoopy, Lucy and other Peanuts’ favorites are coming to Kearns High School for the spring musical, “You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown.” Based on characters created by Charles Schulz, the musical follows Charlie B...
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Second grade students at Bennion Elementary researched and impersonated American heroes well-known and obscure at the school’s Great Americans night on March 1. Photo courtesy of Granite District
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Matthew Graham
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Vista Elementary students enjoyed Granite District’s “A to Z Salad Bar” for lunch on March 13. Photo courtesy of Granite School District
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Students at Oquirrh Hills enjoyed reading about, and dressing up like, characters from Dr. Seuss books at a celebration on March 1. Photo courtesy of United Way
Members of Taylorsville High School’s Career and Technical Education program recently had a chance to show off their skills in a fun way.
Welding teacher John Groveau and two of his students, Scott Schmidt and Gregory Kogianes, jointly entered...
Kearns High School student Mariah Norton is in the running for a $1,000 cash prize in Zions Bank’s “Financialize a Film” video contest, which promotes making good financial choices.
Her video, “Get Your Priorities Straight,...
